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« Reply #30 on: 27 September 2002, 21:29 »
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Originally posted by yesidowindows:
how can i find out if my puter supports linux????


Try and install it and see what happens.    *most* major components should work without a problem (processor/motherboard stuff). Things that may or may not work are things like winmodems and many USB type of devices (scanners/printers) could be a problem. But the easiest way to tell is to just install it. It doesn't cost you anything to try so...
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« Reply #31 on: 28 September 2002, 21:44 »
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Originally posted by psyjax:
30 years after the auther dies the copyright drops and it can be freely copied and distributed. Perhapse such a rule could be imposed on software creators?


Unless your Disney. They got a couple more decades to keep hold of Micky through use of money money and more money. You better start boycotting them know if you wanna keep your ideals.    

And a lil' help for yesidowindows. Your screwed with it, just like I am (though I'm sure someone said it before) But I did find a good media player in the process. Zoom Player has support for whatever ya need. DVD even. And loveld skins. (Mines a OSX imatation right now actually)

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« Reply #32 on: 28 September 2002, 17:15 »
ok i am ready to get linux i need to be able to download it to my puter so i can burn it on a cd. anyone know someplace to get a download of the newest (not BETA) mandrake free? i think this is supposed to be the best one with the most extras and user interface for newbies

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« Reply #33 on: 28 September 2002, 20:30 »

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« Reply #34 on: 28 September 2002, 23:13 »
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« Reply #35 on: 29 September 2002, 07:42 »
don't forget, you have to burn the file to the cd as a cd image; you can't just copy it over.  I remember hearing about a few people making coasters this way.

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« Reply #36 on: 29 September 2002, 21:24 »
Whoah! And they expect to be able to handle Linux?   :eek:

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« Reply #37 on: 29 September 2002, 15:07 »
ok so how exactly do i copy it as an image. the options on my burner say data disk. is that what i would do? also i can't seem to copy files from .edu website via ftp advice please?

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« Reply #38 on: 29 September 2002, 20:34 »
It helps to know what burning program you use and I could tell ya how, but You can typically choose from the menu file>burn image. Or something similar. If ya can't get the ftp to work, then try to http links.

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« Reply #39 on: 7 October 2002, 17:14 »
When i burn images, i mount them first using daemon tools (program that emulates a cd/dvd drive) then just do a cd copy. I had a few problems trying to burn mandrake 8.2 in nero using burn image, so i did it this way and it worked.